What does state-by-state data say about that question?
What can an employee get from the jury under the Florida Civil Rights Act?
Relief under the Florida Civil Rights Act (FCRA), like its predecessor the Florida Human Relations Act, is modeled after federal law, specifically Title VII. Assuming the plaintiff is able to bring suit in court, the plaintiff may recover damages under § 760.11(5), Fla. Stat. 1. Back Pay And Benefits The FCRA has always been interpreted […]
What is the Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH)?
The Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH) is a Florida state agency made up of Administrative Law Judges who hear cases in which substantial interests are determined by an agency and there is a disputed issue of material fact. Fla. Stat. 120.569(1). Whenever the state takes action that is adverse to a person, she can generally […]
Which Federal Employment Laws Apply to My Employer?
Different companies are subject to different federal employment laws based on their size. Below is an overview of the federal employment laws that affect companies with certain numbers of employees. There may be additional state laws that apply which are not discussed here. 1+ EMPLOYEES Although smaller companies are exempt from certain requirements, […]
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Workers Left Behind
While the economy added jobs last month, prospects for the long-term unemployed are looking increasingly grim.
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Wages Up, and the Education Gap Grows
The details on the May employment report.